Deshon v. Scott's Administrator
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion 'of the Court by
Chief Justice Sampson
Affirming.
In 1906, one James A. Holt died intestate, a resident of Franklin county, leaving’ an estate estimated to he of the value of $265,000.00, a part of which consisted of a 750-acre farm on Elkhorn creek in Franklin county, which he devised with certain conditions and limitations to his cousins, Mrs. Clementine Deshon and Mrs. Clara Clark. He disposed of the remainder of his estate to other persons and institutions. By the terms of the will the 750-acre farm was to pass to the survivor in case of death of either without issue, and to a…
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